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Bleeping Computer
WhatsApp has started rolling out a new translation feature that enables Android and iPhone users to translate messages in chats, groups, and channel updates. [...]
Dark Reading
Bleeping Computer
Apple has released security updates to fix this year's first zero-day vulnerability, tagged as actively exploited in attacks targeting iPhone users. [...]
ZDNet Security
Long available for Android users, a Google Maps navigation perk is rolling out to iPhone users globally. Now, your speedometer and the current speed limit will appear in miles or kilometers depending on the region.
The Register
Mozilla shows guts with its extensions – but that's the way the Cook, he crumbles At least two VPNs are no longer available for Russian iPhone users, seemingly after the Kremlin's internet regulatory agency Roskomnadzor demanded Apple take them down.…
The Hacker News
The U.S. Department of Justice (DoJ), along with 16 other state and district attorneys general, on Thursday accused Apple of illegally maintaining a monopoly over smartphones, thereby undermining, among others, security and privacy of users when messaging non-iPhone users. "Apple wraps itself in a cloak of privacy, security, and consumer preferences to justify its anticompetitive
Graham Cluley
Warnings are spreading on social media about NameDrop, a new way for iPhone users to quickly share their contact information with others. Should you be worried, and what should you do about it? Read more in my article on the Hot for Security blog.
Graham Cluley
Many iPhone users who upgraded their iPhones to the recently-released iOS 17 will be alarmed to hear that they may have actually downgraded their security and privacy. Read more in my article on the Hot for Security blog.
Dark Reading
How mobile attackers could gaslight iPhone users, allowing the perfect cover for post-exploitation malicious activity.